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This list might make sticky(says Xianli). please suggest apps and games to add, and i will add them.
of course, you need to have a jailbroken iphone with installer application in order to add any of these.
Apps: for customizing your iphone:
Summer board: Allows you to scroll for more icons, change themes, wallpapers and icons
Customize: customizes your iphone's icons, sounds backround, icon location and much more etc...
iswitcher: change between a bunch of themes straight from your iphone
Categories: by bigboss, just awesome. the god of applications. categorizes your app icons.
MobileFinder: is a filesystem navigator and launcher with Copy, Move, Delete abilities...
Apps that make you proud:
mxTube: download youtube videos and save them, so you can view them with out internet connection. gives an option for high or low quality.
Listen: by erica sadun, samples music through mic, and tells you artist, album and song name!(currently down)
Apollo IM: Run Aim, MSN and ICQ on your iphone
VNotes: record voice notes and share them
Search: search your contacts by typing first few letters
Showtime: capture video and save it. 5 second limit unless you donate.(there is now a hacked version that lets you save unlimited video from the original maker so dont feel bad)
Send song: allows you to send a song from your iphone via email also to set any track as ringtone.
Sketches: draw on your pictures and email them (give ur gf bigger boobs:D )
Tunewiki: finds and displays lyrics to the songs you play from your iphone library
Todo list: self explanatory (worth being on this list?)
SMSd: Forward sms and create templates
iFlickr: upload pictures directly to your flicker account
iRadio or MobileScrobbler
Books: an ebook reader
Vnsea: for the extra techy,this is a tool to connect to a desktop PC and fully control it from a remote location.
vkconverter: very nicely made unit converter
dock: a small light in the bottom right corner of the screen. you pull it out to see more icons.
iSim: paid software but demo version alows: Import of phone numbers to Contacts from SIM, Export phone numbers to SIM card.
Wallpaper: share your wallpaper and view what others have as wallpaper or save.
PocketGuitar: <--- yes a guitar with frets and strings and all. a lil practice and u can kiss that Fender goodbye.
iAno: amazzzzing piano app.
Wikipedia: yes an OFFLINE wikipedia browser. "the sum of all human knowledge in your pocket" (but it takes 2gigs of storage)
Touchpad: use your iPhone as a wireless touchpad. You can control the mouse on your PC. click, double-click, and even drag.
iBirthday: birthday reminder
Speed dial: self explanatory
Game Emulators:
Nes: play those old school nes games on iphone
gpSphone: Play Game boy advance games on iphone
psx4all: play station emulator for iphone
Snes4iphone: super nintendo games (my personal favourite and most playable, although sound hasnt yet been implemented.)
ScumVm: Play computer adventure games such as indiana jones on your iphone.
Toys and Games:
icrosswords: pretty cool
4balls (1-2 players): strategy
contrasense (1 player): action, drive a car via accelerator
music quiz: uses ur own music library
real artist: distort images of people you hate
domino: domino game (1-2 players)
ichess: chess game
iLabyrinth demo (1 player - full version not free): use the accelerometer to move a chromed ball around different levels.
isolitaire (1 player): card game.
huarongdao (1 player): move the biggest tile to the bottom.
dress up (iPhone only): dress up your friends in a bunch of different outfits
towers of hanoi (1 player): strategy
garf: fun memory game
iSnake: personally i didnt like it thought was hard to control
idigger: little guy runs around collecting eggs and avoid balls crushing him. puzzle, vry old school graphics.
EvolutionRGB:just a little toy, mess with the elements of nature, fire, water, plant...
iZoo: bejeweled style game with many different skins
This is just a start, please suggest more to add if i missed anything, or to remove if you think its crappy. Ill edit the list daily.
Also if you want a certain app or game just search the forum for it and you'll probably find the source, or google! in case u can't find it, ask here ill give you the source np... (im just too lazy to type in all sources :P), anyway i recommend you go to the other sticky on this forum and add all the sources there.


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"The probability that we may fail in the struggle ought not to deter us from the support of a cause we believe to be just."
President Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865)
On a personal note, I have always liked this quotation. Many times during my nonprofit career I have heard people say, "it can't be done."
But then, determined individuals and organizations do get it done.
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Tally Cruise is on her way to Paradise Island, where she hopes she'll be able to meet up with her nearly-unknown father, Trevor Church. She's aboard the Serendipity with Arnaud Bouchard, an acquaintance of Trevor's. Tally is unaware that she's being spied upon by one Michael Wright, an ex-SEAL who blames Tally's father for the death of his partner and the end of his own Navy career. Michael was left with one bad eye and an overwhelming fear of the water, a place where he used to feel absolutely at home.
Michael, studying Tally through binoculars, notes that she has a great ass and mentally nicknames her Tally Ho, which is a clue to how he'll treat her for part of the book. When the Serendipity explodes, pitching Tally into the water, Michael picks her up. He decides that Tally might lead him to Trevor Church, so it would be a good idea to hang onto her, even seduce her, which he does by page 41. Tally, offering the first glimmers of bimboism, has just been blown off a boat. Apparently two men have died. But her biggest disappointment is that Michael doesn't seem to notice her wet t-shirt and how it's clinging to her breasts.
Michael takes Tally to an island boardinghouse and installs her there under the care of and elderly woman named Auntie, who runs the place. An island girl named Leila has her eye on Michael, but he's not, er, rising to the bait, so she turns her jealousy on Tally. Tally and Michael, meanwhile, can't get the fabulous sex they had out of their minds. Things continue to heat up between them, culminating in an interlude with a pearl necklace that will have readers viewing their jewelry collections in a whole new light.
The bad guys are soon after Tally, and Michael is faced with a dilemma. Does he want to dangle Tally for bait, or try to keep her safe?
My initial reaction to Tally and Michael wasn't positive. She came across as a nitwit; the search for her father was knocked out her mind by a good-looking guy with muscles. Daddy who? As for Michael, he's coldly calculating, a real use-em-and-leave-em bastard, and it makes the first half of the book difficult to accept. And the drama is pounded into readers with all the finesse of a jackhammer, as in this passage from the first page:
But he wasn't alive. Lieutenant Michael Wright had died on Paradise Island last October. Now the living ghost of the man occupying his shell was ready to write the last chapter and close the book on Church once and for all.
Even though I didn't like these two at first, their romance was surprisingly believable. Michael fixates on the sex and how he's using Tally to get to Church, justifying his actions and shrugging her off. When his feelings begin to change, his conflict seems real, perhaps because it's such a stark contrast to his previous calculation. As for Tally, she's embarrassed by the initial hot sex they share and tries to prevent a relapse, but is unable to resist, etc.
There's plenty of fast-paced, wisecracking dialogue here, and Tally shows she's unafraid to try and take care of herself physically, which I appreciated. She's also not particularly intimidated by Michael's glowering and machoism, which was a nice touch. As a foil for his broodiness, she fit the bill to a T.
The last fourth of the book shifts to suspense as the villains are revealed and Michael and Tally must join forces to survive. Thankfully, the author avoids the tired scenario of the heroine pitching a major tantrum when she finds out the hero used her for revenge. Here it's dealt with in a much more adult manner.
In Too Deep offers a hot romance, a fairly entertaining suspense, and two lead characters who hit their stride after a rocky start. All in all, it's a decent way to spend your reading time.
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Penn's Bonincontri Named ECAC Gymnast of the Week
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of the Week - January 14, 2013
Name: Dana Bonincontri
Institution: University of Pennsylvania
Class: Senior
Hometown: Bellevue, Washington
Scores from the week:
Opponents: George Washington University, University of North Carolina, Cornell University, Temple University
Vault: 9.700
Bars: 9.875
Beam: 9.225
Floor Exercise: 9.750
All Around: 38.550
Bonincontri picked up where she left off from last season. Her strong performance earned her 1st place on the uneven bars winning with a 9.875. Along with her bars, her strong vault with a 9.7 and strong Floor exercise with a 9.750 earned her 4th place in the all-around with a 38.55 out of 9 all-around competitors at the Lindsay Ferris Invitational.
ECAC Specialist of the week:
Name: Melanie Jorgensen
Institution: Cornell University
Class: Junior
Hometown: Lafayette, Calif.
Scores from the week:
Opponent(s): Lindsey Ferris Invitational @ George Washington University
Bars: 9.850
Melanie placed second on Bars with a score of 9.85 at the Lindsey Ferris Invitational at GW on Sunday, leading the Big Red to a 190.3 score to start the season. Her 9.85 was the highest score on any event for Cornell.
ECAC Rookie of the Week
Name: Brittany Stover
Institution: The College of William and Mary
Class: Freshman
Hometown: New Albany, Ind.
Scores from the week:
Opponent(s): Towson University
Vault: 9.775
Bars: 9.650
Beam: 9.200
Competing in her first collegiate meet, Stover won the vault title and placed fifth on bars. Her vault score helped the team earn a 48.150 in the event.
Coaches Choice
Name: Taylor Rakus
Institution: Temple University
Class: Sophomore
Hometown: Downingtown, Pa.
Scores from the week:
Opponent(s): University of Pennsylvania, University of North Carolina, George Washington University (host), and Cornell University
Beam: 9.600
Temple sophomore Taylor Rakus returned to competition for the first time since tearing an anterior cruciate ligament during her senior year of high school, causing her to redshirt her first collegiate season for the Owls. On Sunday, Rakus finally got to make her debut for the Cherry & White when she took part on the balance beam at the annual Lindsey Ferris Invite, hosted by George Washington.
Competing for the Owls in head coach Aaron Murphy's beam lineup, Rakus nailed her routine and posted a 9.600 in her first collegiate event. Her score, which tied her for 11th place among all individuals in the event, helped spur Temple to a first place team score of 48.175 on the apparatus, beating out Penn, UNC, host George Washington and Cornell.


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From Ronald Bailey's article in Reason:
In a letter to the editor in the Wall Street Journal about the relentless Team Blue crusade against "market voices," Fred Smith, head of the libertarian think tank, the Competitive Enterprise Institute, warns [3]:
The attack on the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) is part of a broader attack by those seeking to drive all market voices from the marketplace of ideas. ("Shutting Down ALEC [4]," Review & Outlook, April 18). As the Founders realized, "factions"—what we now call "special interests"—are an unavoidable aspect of democracy. The Founders' solution was not to suppress factions, but to "set faction against faction" to ensure vigorous debate. The attack on ALEC runs counter to that spirit. It is a concerted effort to silence one faction by driving productive economic voices from the policy debate.
When businesses seek to expose and reduce the harmful consequences of capricious legislation, that is both their right and good for democracy. When market voices are excluded from the policy debate, the only voices left are those motivated purely by ideology. And as history shows, the greatest harm to nations comes from ideologues who believe they know what's best for everybody.
Our Founders gave us a system based on the battle of ideas. If critics of the free market believe they have a strong case, they should seek to win that battle openly, rather than by silencing the opposition through intimidation. What ALEC's opponents seek is nothing less than the sabotage of democracy. It is especially unfortunate when businesses retreat from backing free-market groups like ALEC when they come under pressure. America needs more CEOs willing to stand up for free enterprise. Readers who agree should let those CEOs know now.
In an email, Smith notes...
...there are only three sources of financial support for anything: Stolen money (government), Dead money (foundations) and Live Money (firms and individuals). All are useful but very different.
He asks why should anyone be nervous about "Live Money" participating in public debates? As Smith correctly points out:
After all, bureaucrats and foundation managers have goals too – are these more moral?
[1] http://cei.org/expert/fred-l-smith-jr
[2] http://reason.com/blog/2012/04/26/leftwing-pitchforkers-kill-the-limited-g
[3] http://cei.org/op-eds-articles/letter-editor-attempt-drive-free-market-voices-field
[4] http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304432704577347763603932288.html


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Simple question, will you buy a Toyota in the future?
ken117 Posts: 179Owned a 2005 Toyota, not a basic trim. I thought the overall build quality was suspect. I was not pleased with the vehicle. I traded it a couple of years later for a Honda. The differences were remarkable. The Honda build quality is far superior. I also own a 2008 Scion. The build quality is also suspect. I have test driven several Mazda, Subaru, Nissan, and Hyundai vehicles in the last year or so. In my opinion, all surpass Toyota in build quality. I would never buy another Toyota product and I tend to steer everyone who asks to look elsewhere.
michaell Posts: 4,300...might be considered former Toyota loyalists. They've owned a '73 Corona, a '83 Celica H/B and a '91 Camry.
When they were shopping for their latest new car back in 2003, they were about ready to pull the trigger on another Camry. That is, until my dad spotted the Hyundai Sonata. They purchased a V6 GLS model for less money than a 4-cyl Camry LE.
7 years later, the Sonata has less than 30K on the clock and looks and runs like it's brand new.
Given that my folks are in their 70's, I'd say it's unlikely that they'll be buying a Toyota (or any other brand, for that matter).
mcarthurdw Posts: 1After my last purchase, a 2010 Toyota Corolla LE, I would have to say no. Not so much for the quality of the vehicle, but more so because of the rubbish tires the Corolla comes with. With a $19K sticker price one would think that the car would come with tires that last longer than 6K miles, but the garbage Good Year Integrity tires wear out in a few thousand miles.
If Toyota goes cheap on the tires, what else did they go cheap on?
berri Posts: 4,015If Toyota goes cheap on the tires, what else did they go cheap on?
Corolla - take a look at all the posts about the rotten Toyo tires on the $40K+ Highlander Limited. I've been looking at crossovers and while Toyota comes with these cheapie tires, the Explorer, Acadia and Enclave all come with a decent Michelin ride. Sometimes I think all the old D3 brass have moved over to Toyota because they seem to be practicing what wrecked Detroit. All they've really accomplished is making themselves have to better compete on sales price - no more quality premium like the old days. Tokyo can have morons in charge too!